Scepter - Elena of Avalor (luminous)

prusaprinters

<p>I designed this scepter for my daughter. Easy to print and easy to assemble.<br/> The big diamond was printed in vase mode with transparent PETG.<br/> The smaller diamonds (buttons) were printed with blue clear PETG. (best result with 215°C smooth and shiny)<br/> The other parts I printed from PLA with a layer thickness of 0.2 mm. I printed the thinner parts with brim for better adhesion. Only Teil2 and diamond_bottom are printed with support.<br/> All parts are so small that they can be printed even in a small space. However, they must be glued together after wiring. A joint is threaded to change batteries.</p> <p>This scepter is constructed so that it could be lit with 3 AA batteries. 3 mini momentary switches 6x6x7mm are wired and glued to the inner part. In the big diamonds fit 3 LED's 5mm diameter. Resistors can be soldered directly to their connections.</p> <p>Hints:<br/> Gently glue the parts together, otherwise the batteries will not slide easily inside! There must be no glue in the inner space.<br/> In order to push the batteries better together, I have used a piece of plastic when screwing the parts.</p> <p>Have fun crafting!</p> <p> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/aEVByrdd2hU"></oembed> </figure> </p> <p>update 24.03.2019<br/> added Teil5_shaft is now without through hole. In addition, the part now contains a shaft for better gluing together.</p> <p>update 29.03.2019<br/> some little changes/optimisations (battery sliding in, wall thickness at the thread), I named the parts like xxxx_2<br/> I prefer to use this one instead the originals:<br/> Teil5_2_shaft.STL<br/> feder_2.STL<br/> inlay_2.STL<br/> Teil4_2.STL<br/> but the old ones works too</p> <p>update 26.01.2020<br/> Because my daughter has already broken 2 times between Teil5 and Teil6 and I now have a printer that can print 200 mm high, I put both parts together. Maybe someone uses it.<br/> Teil5und6.STL<br/> add alternative rounded<br/> Bottom.stl</p> <p>update 02.02.2020<br/> I've added a shorter bottom section for younger children.<br/> Teil5-short_end.STL</p> <p> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/k3VBre8cXq0"></oembed> </figure> </p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Toys &amp; Games Summary</h3> <p>I designed this scepter for my daughter. Easy to print and easy to assemble.<br/> The big diamond was printed in vase mode with transparent PETG.<br/> The smaller diamonds (buttons) were printed with blue clear PETG. (best result with 215°C smooth and shiny)<br/> The other parts I printed from PLA with a layer thickness of 0.2 mm. I printed the thinner parts with brim for better adhesion. Only Teil2 and diamond_bottom are printed with support.<br/> All parts are so small that they can be printed even in a small space. However, they must be glued together after wiring. A joint is threaded to change batteries.</p> <p>This scepter is constructed so that it could be lit with 3 AA batteries. 3 mini momentary switches 6x6x7mm are wired and glued to the inner part. In the big diamonds fit 3 LED's 5mm diameter. Resistors can be soldered directly to their connections.</p> <p>Hints:<br/> Gently glue the parts together, otherwise the batteries will not slide easily inside! There must be no glue in the inner space.<br/> In order to push the batteries better together, I have used a piece of plastic when screwing the parts.</p> <p>Have fun crafting!</p> <p> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/aEVByrdd2hU"></oembed> </figure> </p> <p>update 24.03.2019<br/> added Teil5_shaft is now without through hole. In addition, the part now contains a shaft for better gluing together.</p> <p>update 29.03.2019<br/> some little changes/optimisations (battery sliding in, wall thickness at the thread), I named the parts like xxxx_2<br/> I prefer to use this one instead the originals:<br/> Teil5_2_shaft.STL<br/> feder_2.STL<br/> inlay_2.STL<br/> Teil4_2.STL<br/> but the old ones works too</p> <p>update 26.01.2020<br/> Because my daughter has already broken 2 times between Teil5 and Teil6 and I now have a printer that can print 200 mm high, I put both parts together. Maybe someone uses it.<br/> Teil5und6.STL<br/> add alternative rounded<br/> Bottom.stl</p> <p>update 02.02.2020<br/> I've added a shorter bottom section for younger children.<br/> Teil5-short_end.STL</p> <p> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/k3VBre8cXq0"></oembed> </figure> </p>